Sentence examples for attempts at collating from inspiring English sources

In a humble contrast, Christie readily acknowledges that his first attempts at collating and storing stories both on CD format and online in the 1990s for the 'Yolŋu Studies' programme at Charles Darwin University was 'an essentially non-Aboriginal way of structuring and presenting Aboriginal knowledge' (Christie 2005b, p. 55), and thus, he positions two alternatives for future development.

The earliest extant attempt at collating the differences between the Ben Asher and Ben Naphtali Masoretic traditions was made by Mishael ben Uzziel in his KitāĠ Ǧī-Ḥulaf (before 1050).

Griffiths attempts to collate some quantitative and qualitative measurements.

There have also been attempts to collate various pieces of research on how much a Brexit would cost, and come up with an educated guess of what is at stake.

The WormBase attempts to collate all published information on C. elegans and other related nematodes.

The systematic review attempts to collate all relevant evidence that fits prespecified eligibility criteria to answer our specific research question.

This review attempts collate some of that progress with two goals in mind.

It was simply an attempt to collate all the available evidence and to publish it.

Studies of historical events were identified in most countries, and good examples of national databases attempting to collate the available information were identified.

This is the first attempt to collate literature surrounding physical activity and multiple myeloma.

Yet, to the authors' knowledge, this is the first public attempt to formally collate a large database of information on EGS worldwide, from the first HDR project at Fenton Hill in 1974 to date.